Works for me

I suffer from allergies quite often and normally use Benadryl for relief. I found myself reacting at an event I was at and had no Benadryl my husband purchased this for me and I found it worked well for my allergies. I do personally find that Benadryl works quicker so I will probably stick with that but this will always be on hand as a close second.

This did not seem to work for my pollen and seasonal allergies. I still experienced signs of sneezing, running nose, and nasal congestion. However, it had worked well to relieve my allergies to certain types of food, which allowed me to indulge without feeling pain. It was simple to take and worked quickly to keep my symptoms at bay. Its effects nearly lasted me a day. A must have for me.

For pollen and seasonal allergies, I did not notice any significant reduction in the symptoms.

For food, it allowed me to consume the things that I had an allergy to without experiencing the usual symptoms of abdominal pain or bloating or rash.

Easy to take as it dissolved rapidly on the tongue and did not require any liquids to be consumed. Essentially, it worked quickly to keep me protected from me.

Better than taking sudafed 4 times a day, one claritin will clear your sinuses up right away all day.
A definite must for spring time's pollen and adult onset allergies (which I'm not so happy about)
They're more expensive, but if you look at it, one a day rather than 4 equals out.
I'd take this over any other allergy drug.
Especially if benadryl makes you tired.

within a half an hour my allergies are under control

I picked up some Claritin Rapid Dissolve from our local Shoppers Drug Mart a week or so ago for my hubby since I had a coupon for it and figured Claritin is a pretty popular brand so it *should* work, and I was not dissapointed!
It dissolves on your tongue pretty much on contact, and although it says it is Mint flavour it's kind of closer to having no taste at all really. The results aren't quite that fast but can't complain too much since they are pretty quick, the only thing that doesn't seem to hold up to what it says on the box is the "24-hour relief" part....more like 8-10 but that isn't too bad to deal with, some relief is better than none at all when your eyes/nose/throat are all acting up.